$1,000,000 Barn Find: First Wash in 32 Years! Bizzarrini P538

I think you should do the 1966 corvette

Larry can you please detail the Ferrari 330 P4 at 0.30?

just wondering how did the owner find you was he a subscriber?

thumbs up and take mi had or cap off

Where is the link in the description for the cars for sale?

*shown

Yup

There's 2 types of car collections: Jay Leno & this guy! I think it's a huge shame they're just sitting there for 40 years, drive them and put some miles on those babies!

@@El-sm9gr oof you dont know about cars...

Half of what I saw could be in a museum somewhere.

I’d watch every one of them

Great ideal

Please?!

NO GOD PLEASE NO NETFLIX IS TRASH

oh GOD no! Netflix would ruin it all with some political "woke" BS.

I agree. It’s cool to see but it also kind of makes you sick to see collections owned by people who have so much money that cars like these which cause a flush of emotion in some people are just items on a spreadsheet to others.

@@Kiteboarding316 Right? You just know there's probably some car you or I would kill to own in a corner somewhere, and they're like "oh, that's right. I forgot I had one of those."

@@skeeter197140 makes me sick brah.

He definitely has a loose screw somewhere in his noggin.

But look at the bright side. At least they kept them covered and dry instead of rotting away somewhere.

😂😂

You sound like a person who will bring Ejection seat and demand $10k because it was $$$$$ when it was new.

Lol I thought the same thing 👍

Hahaha! Amen to that brother!! 😁👍
Unfortunately HW never made a Bizzarrini.

Lmao....Your Are Legend..

@Parker Skeens Haha, yup. But I'll briefly become an adult and tell you to use you're, instead of your, in that sentence. 😉

Lmfaoo

Name - especially at 18 years old. most of the time the collector dies and the beneficiary inherits has no interest and sells. Amazing that the collector is deciding to sell some yet alone show the collection. How about those multiple GT40’s!

@ArmchairWarrior Smart drug dealer......or heir to a fortune. Possibly Saudi too. He bought for fifteen years, that's 20 or close to it so one every 17 days. Had no interest in driving them so he bought based on the oddity or rarity, This needs a new term besides barn find....Massive car guygasm?

This guy is nothing, search up the Sultan of Brunei 😏

Old Ferraris and even Bizzarrinis cost barely 5-figures in the 70s.

@@18000rpm yes but 5 figure numbers were worth way more then than they are now

@@griptopia how are they replicas?

I've seen like 4 youtube channels looking at this collection now. I actually sent an email because I really want to buy that Pinto. (I know... we exist lol) But if you do some searching on KRplus a lot of people have been here looking at these cars.

Johnny Five what are the videos called?

@@AndreJHoward can you send links to the videos? Would love to see more of this collection

Totally agree!!

Someones going to have to do as much work again & more mechanically to get this thing running, it's going to need every seal and piece of rubber replaced & being such a rare car, that's going to be a herculean task just organising parts. If this place had a curator that organised for the cars to be cleaned, serviced and run regularly like most, non-insane car collectors do this car would still be like new. Utterly baffles me why someone would do this - it's utterly bonkers.

@@Beer_Dad1975 Completely crazy isnt it, as you have said it would have been very simple to employ someone to manage the collection

@@Beer_Dad1975 True, but with hiring regular maintenance, the collection wouldn't have stayed secret for long.

Be careful. The trend these days is for ultra originality, right down to the original dirt. Making them shinier when they were new is definitely a no no.

Honestly I hate when people buy car collections... these amazing cars have been a complete waste of some of the most iconic cars out there

Well said Oreo

And its disgusting how none of them are doing what they were designed to do which is be out on the road and track

The beautiful thing about a car collection is that they have been “preserved” and now it is time for them to move on to someone new.. someone who would have never had the chance to buy one of these amazing cars in near mint condition, had it not been for the person who originally collected these cars. If the collector never wanted to sell it would be a waste; but now they will see new life!!

@@mccoyfamilyhomestead except cars are better preserved if you maintain them. And no, nobody who would drive them would buy them. They are now in shitty condition, and fhe owner will still ask millions.

just so the owner can brag to his friends. when u have stupid money its just to be like im bigger than you. its a ego thing

It's probably money laundering or something. That's why they're so secretive.

All of these guys are wrong, he did it because he knew the cars would appreciate in value. It's just an investment for him. That's why he bought two Bizarrinis instead of one.

@@clintonfernandes5945 taxes. buying cars t lower your tax bracket is common... that's why vintage cars have raised in value so hard.

@@comethiburs2326 wait, people are allowed to write off their personal car to save taxes?!

at least he parks the cars in a building.

And it’s definitely generational money if he’s been collecting them since the late teens

@@1cjoseph11 Yeah, there is no way in hell anyone could start collecting at such an early age without daddy's money lol. Still though, he's living the dream and were just watching

This was probably a hobby/financial investment by somebody who had old money.
Im sure they didn't lose money on this collection. They probably made millions just from buying and storing the right cars.

@@askurmom1 maybe his collection started with that pinto.

@@jookya2 maybe, I doubt any of us will ever know since the owner is camera shy and doesn't want him or the location to be known.
I can't say I would want the public to know the location if I had a collection like this, especially since it's (probably) not properly insured.

You dont remove the old dust off a car like that it's more valuable with the original dust.

he was 18/19 when he started, meaning he is between 50 and 60 now, meaning he's probably someone from the early tech industry

@@Santospirito007 Jeff Bezos

He’s got money, but not even close to musk or bezos

They said he was collecting these since he was 18, so I'm thinking he's some rich kid who inherited the fortune and probably never even drove a car or ran his own bath water.

I think it’s Seinfeld’s collection.

This is what heaven looks like for car guys haha

guy990 just being in their presence is an honor

There has gotta be atleast $50million worth of cars in there, probably more

Yes

I think the one that I was surprised most by was the Oldsmobile race car. That thing looks insane

i think it was not recorded recently

@@kostas214pro4 WOOSH

This was foun about 2016 2017 2018 some whear near those years

Larry would've quarantined himself in this garage

@@kostas214pro4 *Sherlock has entered the chat*

New made up Family Guy gag
Jay Leno on a chain : Me Precious😳
Peter:👋 No Jay no they're owners who knowledge driving them all the time on a daily basis. Let a car see it's day in the sun again.
Jay: Sssssssssssssss...😈

He's definitely seen this video by now.

If it is Jay Leno, I am sure he had the Video fully vetted before releasing to the public. I would

Plot twist, the owner is actually Jay Leno and this is his secret car collection hidden away from the world!

@@kiranm25x Jay wouldn't hide any cars. He absolutely thrives and loves to show them off and teach people about them.

Sven Tobergte Jay Leno presses alarm, Car says in automated girl voice: Corona virus not detected.

lmao

I think he's in his private bunker waiting for the world to end ...

Wish I had money to actually buy 1... oh well.

Not only Jay, but Jerry Seinfeld...

@Rick H bought likely because of its infamy

Alex Cravey like he doesn’t have enough in his collection already! Haha

Gareth3579 no... no he doesn’t

Checkbook 😂

@@Gareth3579 hasn't stopped him so far lol

I wish I would 😂 I think I saw a 1970s Challenger and I want it so bad 😭

This guy has a first gen NSX (saw it in the back in one frame.) and some other beauties. I was giggling like a fucking schoolgirl!

@@Birch_ON is that the one at 5:07? man I wish...

Patrick Jenkins I know ! Ignored that p330. There’s cobras. Ford GTs. Holy cow.

They'll probably get mentioned in the warehouse walk-through video

EliteWizard407 nice!

Patrick Jenkins yeah Ik right? Is he out of his mind especially the Le Mans ferrari

I wpuld be shitting myself the second the door opened

John Smith That’s what i was thinking. Definitely started with the pinto.

F car enthusiasts drive cars, this is just a car collector looking for money

He must be from a very wealthy family. There are far too many expensive, high end cars sitting there. 3 buildings like that means this guy was spending like $500,000- $1,000,000 per year on cars as his hobby.

@@santiago9ish Yes. That excuse was total bs. He's old and want to spend the money while he's alive.

I too hope to be able to afford a nice car one time in my life...

He saved them from the casual buyer and race bois.
Now that they have appreciated, they will not be modified, tracked and raced like a lot of super cars and even hyper cars of today.
Just look up super car fails on you tube and it will confirm many that can afford super cars and hyper cars kill them by being idiots. Usually young owners.

@crxdelsolsir
Haven’t thought about that yet, but you’re actually damn right

for 40 years their financial is secure...
this owner is no joke.... at all........

A true spoilt dork.

More common than you think

Ppl who will REALLY enjoy it and not just stash it away hoping for prices to go through the roof years later...

It likely will go to someone who will do the same thing, I mean, who else do you think buys these kind of cars?

Angelo Pereira No unfortunately ITS GOOD to stash a car away cars are worth more with lower miles driving it at all can cause rock chips scratches CRASHES people store them away to avoid them losing value IF you really enjoy it you stash it away without flexing OR you drive it most stash it away and THATS good you need to watch videos about this stuff befote commenting stuff like that. Im just happy somebody else will have them so people know they still exist since soem of these cars are 1-5 of a kinds and yeah so knowing they havent been scrapped or totalled is all im happy about

The problem is that the only people who can afford these cars are the collectors. The people who want these cars to drive everyday can not afford them.

Maplin Grimsby it’s only good if the intention is to preserve history but let’s face it cars were made to be driven. It does not make sense to buy a lawn mower and stow it in your garage for years when you have a big lawn that needs to be cut, right? The problem is the collector car market that does not allow anyone to own cool cars anymore because the prices are totally inflated.

Try were in quarantine now they are free of sars2😂😂

good one lmao

Hahaha

They are experts at staying alive
Edit: kind of

makes me want to look haha

there's the sultan of brunei's, that collection might top this

You should see some of the collections oil princes and sultans have in the Middle East. It is crazy.

The situation looks like this: these cars will be sold off to be part of another collection, and most of them will collect dust for years to come.

@@anasnasir9424 that's a good thing, it means that our future generations might have the chance to look at what our dream cars looked like.

@Von_Nightmare_ Luciferian I think reasons like that are why he didnt wanna be shown on camera when you think about it

Im not sure we should be so quick to judge as we don’t really know anything about the owner of the vehicles. The other thing to consider is that people own car collections for many different reasons. There can be car enthusiast who love the cars buy primarily collect for the monetary appreciation of the vehicles. Others collects classic cars and drive them regularly, or even race them hard. I personally could not imagine owning those vehicles and not keeping them perfected, driving them or showing them. I know of some wine enthusiasts who never drink the rare wines, they keep them in the cellar and sell off or trade them. I guess in this case its not much different. Either way, thanks to the owner and Larry from AMMO for sharing. More please :-)

Von_Nightmare_ Luciferian Makes sense, lets hope we see more cars from Larry at AMMO.

Chris Laforet I agree, fortunately the owner is willing to sell the vehicles and let other people enjoy them. Usually from what I’ve seen is the owner will let it sit there and rot, Then after it’s beyond repair they want top dollar.

Brandon M. - they’re really not beyond repair. Sure, they need a lot of work, but most look rust free, and she said a lot of them have low miles, so if you get the rubber bits (yeah all of them) replaced, most should be in good shape

I agree these are definitely not beyond repair. Where I live usually the owners of classic vehicles wait until 90% of the vehicle is rusted and want excellent condition prices. I was giving this owners props on letting someone else enjoy them while they are still in good condition.

I think a lot of hoarding starts with good intentions, something like, I've the means, let me collect some stuff. Like anything else, it's the follow through where people either shine or fade. But thank you AmmoNYC bringing us interesting content.

@@lockdownfighter If you can afford those cars you can afford someone to make and replace all of the parts you need

Oh you mean the red next to the Pink F40 LM...

Billionaire problems lol

XD

lol

I bet he got excel spreadsheet to deal with that amount of cars he had.
"Ok, so the Porsche i bought in 1990's is parked on my third warehouse, second column and third row next to my Countach, last refuel... ok 10 years ago. "

Haha yep legit he would make the paint shine so beautifully

Dude, that had me dying.

$200 😂🤣😂 the owner might not even consider it, cheap labour always do faulty jobs, plus chris fix won't even have the time for that many cars

@@jadynsyu9506 Clearly you've not seen ChrisFix, $200 is a bit of stretch, all he needs is some soapy wooder and sand paper and that's it.

@@paradoxicalpanda7666 clearly you don't know Chris fix, he's a mechanic and a good one too. But he's a not a professional detailer. One mistake and that's it

Seeing this makes me appreciate Jay Leno so much more. He shares his collection and doesn't hoard it away like that asshole.

Totally- Jay would be in heaven with this collection

Dude, after reading the first half I actually thought I just watched a 1 hour video, dont do that to me man!

Benedocta Lol. I figured people would do that that’s why I clarified on the second sentence. Lol.

Or a drug dealer

Probably a Saudi

Must be

Right

Who knows, and what did he own when he was 18-19? There's cheap cars in this collection as well that could be bought as a teen if you worked hard, I mean he's in his 60 now and most of this collection seem to acquired around 1990-2000s at a point where wealth like this could be built on your own.
(But if it is Steven Cohens collection as it has been rumored would it make sense, he pretty much made six figures first year working and many millions in his 20s working as a option trader and from there only gone up and up to his 14 billion net worth today)

Farhan Bashar can you imagine being super rich that you don't even bother to take care of valuable beautiful cars.

Brahm Williams 😔😔

Brahm Williams the owner probably bought the cars during the time they were new, seeing the value they would have in the later years such as today. If he sells all of these cars he would have a lot of money. Very smart businessman.

My suspicion is he is not so much a car collector but a smart investor, almost every car we saw had a huge increase in value from when it was purchased new. Being that most of them are in neglectful condition is a shame but then you do not have to hire a maintenance service and your collection remains hidden. To us car guys its hard to look at but as a business man its very smart. He knew what he was doing when he bought these cars and left them in those buildings, quite the nest egg.

Matthew P very correct. If he sells all of those cars he will be very very rich lol

Matthew P he’s very brilliant for the investment but he could have at least put covers over them to protect them from dust & debris. Smh

He had the money to buy them and store them but not cover them up atleast.

That’s dead on. At least throw a $50 cover over them.

Atleast there not in a field with a tree growing in them and rusting away

@@markclark4406 some were still rusting away even inside of a building, it may not be as bad as some but they were still rusting.

I'm Turf
Don't be dumb.
Nobody likes to see badass cars waste away, but they could've been stored a lot worse.
Think about what you're saying, no they aren't buffed out and sitting at a red light, but they ARE taken care of.
You know how hard it would be to drive and maintain that many cars? ($$$$$) even just keeping them clean would cost a fortune.
I kinda appreciate the fact that they were stored and not touched.
It's awesome.
You forget the fact that they've been sitting means, 30 years of not being driven, means likely low miles, original parts that probably are still fine, possibly period correct tires on certain models, etc, no fuckin ricer mods, not WRECKED and many other good reasons.
Did the car world a favor hiding away some of these beauties.

I’m with you! These cars have parts that will slowly deteriorate so driving them is the only way to keep them working

@@yopappy6599 fair point to you

IKR THERES SO MUCH LEGENDARY CARS THERE!!!!!!

And those Ford gt40s

I must be blind, where is the F40? I can't find it in the video

I think he ment the 288GTO

This is hoadering of another kind. Dam shame. But finally now they will HOPEFULLY been seen on streets , highways or at least car shows. Hopefully not stored away not to be seen. It's like what I collect, mostly 1/18th diecast cars. Guys buying these and never taking them out of the boxes. What's the point of doing that.

looks more like obsession than fun

Hopefully they get miles put on them by someone who appreciates them alot. These things were made to tear up the road.

Im sure they were appreciated idiots. Thats why they were in a garage. So dumb asses years later might be able to appreciate them.

Hopefully to someone that DRIVE them...

@@jaceski5806 They were meant to be driven dumbass, not sit in a warehouse rotting away for God knows how many years. It's a damn shame to see such a collection of cars just resting in place, not being driven, maintained, etc. Some of these cars, such as the Bizzarini shown in the video, could have been appreciated by other people willing to use it for its intended purpose, but the prick who unfortunately owns it just decided to let it sit for no reason at all. Appreciating a car means more than just owning it, driving it is part of the equation.

@@jaceski5806 yeah, real appreciation letting them rot for 30+ years...

I was thinking that. Like all these super rare cars just open to the elements

@@KJTUSKJTUS I'm no expert, but as much as I understand English "open to the elements" means unsheltered, bare and fully open to the weather. Which is not the case here at all. What I see is a decent storage building with car lifts. The dust collected on cars is the aftermath of 30+ years - something one might not consider when starting car collection in a nice facility. You know, they didn't have KRplus back then with thousands of barnfind videos to make your conclusions how to correctly store a vehicle for several decades.

@@Madistaja69 well obviously it's not open to the elements but it's still wide open, and car covers have been invented for a very long time now. I understand buying these cars as collectors pieces as an investment but it's not difficult to buy a cover to give it a little added protection.

Even if when he originally started collecting he didn’t think they would end up like this, after a couple years he had to have noticed it starting and could/should have covered everything there and all future additions.

Open to bird poop... which I think is what those stubborn spots were. Surprised they didn’t eat through the paint or leather. It’s amazing this place has never had any break ins or a fire.

Slash racing productions it is a crime. At least now with new homes they will be driven as they should be. Reminds me of Toy Story. The poor toys haven’t been played with in 30-40 YEARS lol

Straight to jail.

Jairo Serrano straight to the gulag

Completely disgusting. Criminally offensive. Goddamnit.

Already called 911

Couldn’t have put it better myself.

Yeah these People are like the Birds in "Find Nemo" Mine ? Mine ? Mine ? Mine ?

That’s why he’s selling them now

100% agree

well at leas he didn't wreck them. Now someone can have a close to brand new whatever rare car

Garages

@Aaditya Patel thats true

@Aaditya Patel A car guy? No car guy do something like this, he is allowing those car to rot

یره یره یره

Ben Manning Daan Made in Holland think again dude, Manny has a garage worth of 30mil, some of these cars are priceless or worth several million. Not to mention the hundreds of sub $500k ones that will make up most of the worth. Also, these “old shitty cars” won’t depreciate any more and most of them are still appreciating exponentially, Manny’s cars, while cool, are unpredictable in that sense.

Thats probably who owns this collection XD

Hed just go get it

I wouldn't be surprised if these cars belong to Trump. This kind of collection but neglect seems like his style.

@@Secretlyanothername He has neithr the taste nor the money to pull something like this off.

Fair enough. I typed this out, then realised that he would write his name on the side in gold then show it off. Another moronic man in need of money.

Brendan Farthing that’s a smart idea honestly !

Yes it is, sadly this is what the owner desired on.

Yeah. He certainly hv enough money to do that

😂😂😂

And his ripped white socks

his head would explode as mine did! , ive never wished i had money so much!

yeah and fools that subscribe to that fool pays his way...think about it

@@Timinator62 and fools like you think we care what you think

Right! I spotted at least 3 GT40s alone and holy crap the way he just glossed over them hurt me bad. They're so magnificent

I think gt40 can go up to 20 mil, and then i saw a cobra as well which can go for a couple of mil as well and all those one of a kind race cars could go for a few hundred grand each, it's just insane man

@@ricoraxelhd I definitely saw 2 Cobras at the very least

@@juuljitsu yeah there you go ithought it was the same one

@@ricoraxelhd Honestly I'd give anything for a Cobra and GT40

Not even covered too :/

At least the detailed car has a brand new face mask

They've been isoliating way before the quarantine. There pro's

Sad??? This is an amazing treasure being uncovered. The world now has all of these beautiful cars that have been stored and pretty much never driven. That's crazy. What a great time capsule! Really glad they were just stored in there, had they been sold years ago, guarantee a few would have been wrecked because of idiots driving dumb. Some would have considerable wear and tear from not being loved properly. Some would have been modded. Some would have been repainted. Some would have just vanished, as cars sometimes do... Etc etc etc.

Charles J Gartner it’s sad becuase of how thees treasures were hidden from the world

It's sad because these cars were abused so badly. This is not how a collector who cares about their cars stores them.

@@Secretlyanothername how were the cars badly abused, yes they had dust, but that is about it, i imagine most of the cars would require minimal work to run, the owner took very good care of them

@@samtatenumber1 you need to maintain cars. Fluids go bad, wiring rots, everything that's in contact with fluids goes bad.

Definitely _not_ Bruce Wayne money. When he bought they cars, they were way cheaper. They've _appreciated_ to a 6 digit tag.

@@Kronos0999 theres Lamborghinis, Porches and Ferraris in there, a Ford GT40. None of those cars have EVER been even attainable for the average working man. This many cars is a billionaire. Some of these were 6 digits new. To have money like that to just collect dust is Bruce Wayne money.

​@@penguin12902 I think they are pretty much all second hand. A billionaire is extreme wealth and the guy could be one, but you don't need to be anywhere near that rich for a collection like this; especially if you bought cars in the pre-internet days.

@@naycnay maybe so...but a lot of these cars would never have been cheap, even used. Has to be at least triple digit millions to blow money like this on cars. Just the property and taxes on that property to store all that would be a substantial investment unless it's out in Nebraska somewhere

eskimo. I'd say Scrooge McDuck money!

They are finally being let out though

Someone who knows exactly what they are doing. The cars are a heck of a lot more valuable if people think they disappeared and then suddenly reappear 40 years later in an auction.

@@calarencrow7480 Cars get trashed sitting for so long. If you're going to store your car a s a collector item, there are proper ways to do it. Also a large loss of use being stashed away. No certainty cars will go up in value and there's better things to invest your money on. Definately someone who doesn't have a clue what they are doing.

@@datsuntoyy i highly disagree. Its pretty obvious wich cars will gain value. Ofcourse you dont have a 100% hit chance but 75% is more than enough. Each time a very limited run exotic is out you can be certain that the price will rise sooner or later.
And by the looks of it the guy made a lot of very good choices when selecting the cars since a big portion of them at the very least doubled their value even if he sold them exactly like they are. Wether you agree with how he collects them is another matter, i personally also wouldnt leave them there like that.
Id imagine storing 300 cars like this for 30 years and then detail them and make them run again is quite a bit more cost effective than having to pay maintenance costs for keeping them in collectors shape for over 30 years.
So i dont think "he doesnt know what hes doing" is right.

@@mahidelic5638 Even if the owner would made 400% profit on each car, investing the money and getting the average return on the stockmarket and you would have been a lot better off. I dont think this ever was a plan to invest money into things. this is just someone with to much money and a hobby.

Relax, the 30 years of dust is enough of a cover to protect from splatter haha

Car covers can actually be worse because they tend to trap moisture inside and settle on spots like the roof that will eventually rust out.

@@07slowbalt with a cheaper cover, yeah that can be a problem. Premium covers are made to protect against things like that as well though and breathe so moisture isn't trapped.

At least saran wrap all of them, not just some of them. Seriously, saran wrap?

Jaap Hoogendijk Ja man echt mooie auto’s

@Aaditya Patel great idea, it will show the magnitude of the collection

@Washmyballs true, it would be a full time job for a year, and that is assuming none of the cars are too heavily damaged and or neglected. And that is just for detailing, who knows in what technical state these cars are in

Where they really should be at, beautiful collection.

Yeah those cars definitely need to be restored and put in a safe museum so everyone can enjoy.